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Goese Polder tenants face solar power feed-in charges of hundreds of euros
Tenants with solar panels in Goese Polder are concerned about charges for electricity they send back to the grid.
In some cases, those feed-in charges have reached hundreds of euros.
The issue affects renters in a neighbourhood of Goes in the Netherlands.
The charges are tied to power generated by tenants’ solar panels and then returned to the electricity network.
Beveland Wonen director Marco van der Wel acknowledges the problem but strongly advises tenants not to turn off their panels.
The information provided does not say what action will be taken next.
Tenants with solar panels in the Goese Polder district are concerned about charges for feeding generated electricity back into the grid.
In some cases, the charges have reached hundreds of euros.
Beveland Wonen director Marco van der Wel acknowledges the problem.
He warns tenants not to turn off their solar panels.
- Who
- Tenants with solar panels in Goese Polder, and Beveland Wonen director Marco van der Wel.
- What
- Tenants are concerned about charges for feeding solar power back into the grid. Van der Wel acknowledges the problem and warns them not to turn off their panels.
- When
- The article was published on 27 October 2026.
- Where
- Goese Polder, Netherlands.
- Why
- Charges for feeding generated electricity back into the grid have reached hundreds of euros in some cases.
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- District
- Goese Polder
- Housing organisation
- Beveland Wonen
- Director
- Marco van der Wel
- Charges
- Hundreds of euros in some cases
- Published
- 27 October 2026
What people are saying
Do not turn off your panels.